Grant applications open for community sheds
APPLICATIONS are now open for South Australian community sheds to apply for up to $30,000 in funding as part of a new round of...
Snagging a snag in Spence
THE Aussie tradition of a democracy sausage returned at the federal election over the weekend, with many Spence locals heading to the polls in...
Gawler locals win big in horticulture awards
NORTHERNERS took home top honours at the prestigious Premier’s Horticulture Awards for Excellence this year, with the local horticultural industry leading the way in...
Yip Yip, 9A
FOR the first time ever The Bunyip will set
up shop away from Murray Street, with the
newspaper aiming to open at its Adelaide
Road premises by...
Amber the ambassador
THE newest Barossa Young Ambassador Amber Perry has been crowned after a nine-month program developing skills such as public speaking, networking and personal growth....
Anti Poverty Network’s call to the re-elected government
THE Anti Poverty Network (APN) has responded to the 2025 Federal Election results, and is now pushing the re-elected Labor Government to focus to...
The hearts behind the help
FOR many women experiencing the impacts of domestic abuse, the first step towards gaining safety may be the act of opening up to someone...
‘I just keep going’
CAFE owner Marie Anne San Gabriel will not let thieves win after the Gawler Heritage Cafe was broken into for a third time in...
Northerners have their say
AFTER all the uncertainty of a campaign that saw former prime ministers in our region, attacks launched via social media, door-knocking missions, forums, interviews...
Burnell sweeps Spence
LABOR’S Matt Burnell painted the town red on Saturday night following an exhaustive 2025 Federal Election campaign.
The re-elected member saw a landslide win...
Morning tea with a purpose
MORE than 300 people took to the Gawler Barossa Jockey Club on Thursday morning to raise funds for cancer research as Gawler Cancer...
